The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 43Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1854 - American periodicals |
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Page 42
... Squire Longbow was a man who would not be trifled with ; ' and then leisurely folding it up , and pushing it deep down in his vest - pocket , he mounted his horse , and hur- ried away in pursuit of the balance of the panel . Of course ...
... Squire Longbow was a man who would not be trifled with ; ' and then leisurely folding it up , and pushing it deep down in his vest - pocket , he mounted his horse , and hur- ried away in pursuit of the balance of the panel . Of course ...
Page 43
... Squire Longbow , behind which his honor's solitary dignity was caged . Petti- foggers and spectators sat outside . This was very proper , as Squire Longbow was a great man , and some mark of distinction was due . Permit me to describe ...
... Squire Longbow , behind which his honor's solitary dignity was caged . Petti- foggers and spectators sat outside . This was very proper , as Squire Longbow was a great man , and some mark of distinction was due . Permit me to describe ...
Page 44
... Squire often declared , ' was the worst of all offences . He did n't care so much about what might be said agin ' Jonathan Longbow , but Squire Longbow , Justice of the Peace , must and should be protected ; ' and it was upon this ...
... Squire often declared , ' was the worst of all offences . He did n't care so much about what might be said agin ' Jonathan Longbow , but Squire Longbow , Justice of the Peace , must and should be protected ; ' and it was upon this ...
Page 45
... Squire , as he stood upon tip - toe , trying to catch the offender with his eye . ' I guess ' t warn't nothing but the wind , ' said Bates . The Squire took his seat , put his pipe in his mouth , and blew out a long whiff of smoke ...
... Squire , as he stood upon tip - toe , trying to catch the offender with his eye . ' I guess ' t warn't nothing but the wind , ' said Bates . The Squire took his seat , put his pipe in his mouth , and blew out a long whiff of smoke ...
Page 46
... Squire Longbow . Ike had sat very quietly , inasmuch as the Squire had been leaning in his favor ; but Sile's last remark somewhat intimidated his honor . May it please your honor , ' said Ike , rising ; we claim that there is no proof ...
... Squire Longbow . Ike had sat very quietly , inasmuch as the Squire had been leaning in his favor ; but Sile's last remark somewhat intimidated his honor . May it please your honor , ' said Ike , rising ; we claim that there is no proof ...
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